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What is the throughput? How does hdfs give great throughput?
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Answer / Purushottam
Throughput refers to the amount of data processed per unit of time in a system. In HDFS, it provides great throughput by using multiple DataNodes and NameNodes, each capable of handling read/write requests concurrently. Additionally, data is divided into blocks and distributed across these nodes, allowing for parallel processing.n
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